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There is simply nowhere else to put your money to work, which is why the stock market continues to edge upward to new record highs.

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A year ago, I was able to take a close look at a cool-looking electric-powered sports car. I even got to sit in it. I noticed that it was not made by a manufacturer that I had recognized—it was built by Tesla Motors, Inc. (NASDAQ/TSLA), but I really didn’t give it a second thought.

Read More : http://www.investmentcontrarians.com/stock-market/forget-what-the-bulls-are-saying-red-flags-are-surfacing/1988/

The Ben Bernanke-driven stock market rally continues in full force and is unabated, but I really question the rate of the advance and believe stocks remain overextended at this juncture.

Read More : http://www.investmentcontrarians.com/recession/what-the-latest-job-creation-data-indicate-for-this-market-sector/1984/

The latest data on job creation by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) are interesting for several reasons. While there are some glimmers of hope, there is still much more work that needs to be done.

Read More : http://www.investmentcontrarians.com/stock-market/what-do-the-new-high-jobs-numbers-actually-mean/1981/

Pop the champagne; it’s time to rejoice and toast this month’s jobs numbers, isn’t it? The S&P 500 edged up to another record high above 1,600, while the Dow is seriously eyeing 15,000.

I did think those targets for the two indices were achievable, but not this early in the year.

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As the S&P 500 enters the month of May, many people are worried about their investment strategy, especially in light of the old saying “sell in May and go away.” Does this saying hold any value?

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